Apparently not any more...

All around NYC there are metal signs drilled into the facade of buildings. Often, many years after the object they are soliciting has expired. I can honestly say I have never before seen a resolution to stop the unwanted phone calls as clear as this one. So simple I wonder why no one else uses this extremely clear method!

Take a cup, leave a cup...

Reminds me of the take a penny, leave a penny at convenience stores.

Although I would leave a cup rather then take one because that is just gross!

Notes Between Neighbors

Went to lunch the other day and saw two cars with the following signs posted on them:

Be nice to your neighbors because people lives here! And the reply!

Exactly My Point!

One of the most egregious subway infractions is the clipping of ones nails either fingers or toes or the clipping of another persons. This offense rifles me on two levels first, the disgusting thought of your dirty nails flying about the train. Once a woman seated next to me began this task and I politely asked her to stop. She informed me that the subway was a public place. Exactly my point! But there our theories diverged because she felt entitled to do what ever she pleased in a public venue while I felt personal hygiene should be restricted to your own bathroom or at least the privacy of your own home.
There was the day I was taking the 1 train downtown and a woman was strategically seated on the bench of the subway car clipping her toe nails. She seemed a bit disheveled and homeless so I refrained from addressing the matter.
Now I am seated on the subway and I hear that horrible noise, like nails on a chalkboard. I look around and seated at the other end of the car is a mother clipping her child's nails. Hooray

Great fence!

This fence really made me laugh.

I guess after the installation they didn't have the energy to remove the tags!

You have to love the weather people!

Seriously, whats up with this? Don't they ever get anything right?

Oh by the way it's Monday!

Apparently, I've been keeping my utensils in the wrong place!

Call me crazy but I always place my utensils in the cabinet drawer in the kitchen. How was I to know that it's not appropriate for all implements. Luckily I was enlightened on a recent trip to a bargain store.

See I'll bet you didn't know you needed a cage for chopsticks either!